the kings system( her majesty's at present)--
if she so desired, i feel that the queen, or one of her many subjects, might be able to plot the position of a dwelling( or other structure), from the silhouette of "the-tower-of-london bridge"...this "wonder-of-the-world's" silhouette, looks to match a chair's-back, that was made in the same period...i believe a person erecting a home, or other garrison, likely aligned a chair's back( or many chair's backs) to the tower-bridge's silhouette, and...taa-daaa, right angles were obtained, that were "square", or parallel, to the monolith, allowing easy creation of a roadway to the structure, that would not intertwine, or merge, with other roads( making things orderly)...this method would be extremely effective with a chair at each corner, giving nice "right-angles" on the interior of the structure, to measure from, for the purpose of following "blue-prints", to the letter( i have not derived the exact type/maker of the chair yet, more study is needed)--
note--
the old english song, that goes..."london bridge is falling down, falling down, my fair lady"...seems to make a bit more sense to me now, if london bridge were to fall, a "lady in waiting's" future husband, would not be able to construct her a suitable home to live in( a dwelling that is not square, with a horrible road going to it)...definitely a cause for tears...making the song, more of a ladies "scary-little-hymn", than a song--
an epiphany--
this post, causes me to notice that even the term, "emergency", seems to be about this very system...if the the root word of "emergency" is, merge...i feel the phrase "we have a mergence" , or "it's a mergence" being spoken by runners, sent to "the cross-roads", or another location, to summon the "surveyor", may have been the inspiration for the modern word "emergency"...e-mergence-y( y, being a symbol for a merge in a road, one we still use in the states, or "why"?? "what-the-devil"??)...the symbol being used above an e-r entrance in america(+), looks to be a picture of "the cross-roads", or perhaps an "english cross"(see my "stonehenge/easter-island" post)...in any case, a "mergence" was definitely a good reason to get exited, as a road plotted slightly "off-course", would have drastic consequences, as all the efforts made to get up to the point that the error was discovered, were possibly for naught...
and so, best wishes to her majesty on this day, and all her interests on the "other side of the pond"(or wherever else they may lie)...john kruschke--
if she so desired, i feel that the queen, or one of her many subjects, might be able to plot the position of a dwelling( or other structure), from the silhouette of "the-tower-of-london bridge"...this "wonder-of-the-world's" silhouette, looks to match a chair's-back, that was made in the same period...i believe a person erecting a home, or other garrison, likely aligned a chair's back( or many chair's backs) to the tower-bridge's silhouette, and...taa-daaa, right angles were obtained, that were "square", or parallel, to the monolith, allowing easy creation of a roadway to the structure, that would not intertwine, or merge, with other roads( making things orderly)...this method would be extremely effective with a chair at each corner, giving nice "right-angles" on the interior of the structure, to measure from, for the purpose of following "blue-prints", to the letter( i have not derived the exact type/maker of the chair yet, more study is needed)--
note--
the old english song, that goes..."london bridge is falling down, falling down, my fair lady"...seems to make a bit more sense to me now, if london bridge were to fall, a "lady in waiting's" future husband, would not be able to construct her a suitable home to live in( a dwelling that is not square, with a horrible road going to it)...definitely a cause for tears...making the song, more of a ladies "scary-little-hymn", than a song--
an epiphany--
this post, causes me to notice that even the term, "emergency", seems to be about this very system...if the the root word of "emergency" is, merge...i feel the phrase "we have a mergence" , or "it's a mergence" being spoken by runners, sent to "the cross-roads", or another location, to summon the "surveyor", may have been the inspiration for the modern word "emergency"...e-mergence-y( y, being a symbol for a merge in a road, one we still use in the states, or "why"?? "what-the-devil"??)...the symbol being used above an e-r entrance in america(+), looks to be a picture of "the cross-roads", or perhaps an "english cross"(see my "stonehenge/easter-island" post)...in any case, a "mergence" was definitely a good reason to get exited, as a road plotted slightly "off-course", would have drastic consequences, as all the efforts made to get up to the point that the error was discovered, were possibly for naught...
and so, best wishes to her majesty on this day, and all her interests on the "other side of the pond"(or wherever else they may lie)...john kruschke--
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